ψ (Psi)

The series ψ (psi) represents a state of possibility that precedes every determination. In quantum physics, before observation, a particle does not possess definite properties: it exists only as a state described by ψ, the wave function introduced by Erwin Schrödinger and interpreted probabilistically by Max Born.

Painting functions as a map of the possible: what appears is one configuration among many. ψ is not an already formed physical reality, but a field of probabilities that precedes the event. Made with acrylic applied by brush, without visible traces, the surface constructs a depth of vision composed of gradations that emerge or fade with the light, making different possibilities visible or invisible.

A Unified Field can be understood as the space in which everything exists before being seen.